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  2. Originally posted by ELIZIUM:[..]
    What is it you are looking for? I could put you in touch with some very good dealers I have had the good fortune to have had over all these years. They have been very very good with their prices.
    Pretty much any single or bootleg, really enjoy listening to anything Joshua Tree and earlier. Just can't find much here other than on eBay.
  6. Originally posted by jdcranston:[..]
    Pretty much any single or bootleg, really enjoy listening to anything Joshua Tree and earlier. Just can't find much here other than on eBay.
    Well, if you want copies i would happily record them for you. Years ago i was on Tapetrader and did a lot of freebies. Happy to do such a thing for genuine folk here too! Not quite sure how that could be set up etc. ABSOLUTLEY MUST STRESS THAT THERE WOULD BE NO MONEY EXCHANGING HANDS. Ive been ripped off in the 90s when the boom happened and would hate that to be the case for others. If you would like any particular recording then let me know. It really is all here!

  7. 3" cd single
  8. Originally posted by jdcranston:[..]


    Would like a good source to get vinyl, the record store near me just went out of business. Would be thankful for your help.
    There's a great app called The Vinyl District you can download free. It will give you a list of any stores in your region, or if you're travelling, within proximity of where you are visiting.

    Otherwise discogs.com or musicstack.com are usually good on-line sources. Know the value of what you are buying though - some cats will try to rob you blind on their valuation. (and sadly, most of the gougers are here in the States)

  10. B.t.w. I don't go OFF official releases


  11. I don't have alot of stuff but what I do have I'm happy with, don't earn the most amount of money and can't always spend to get the things I want, but that's okay. I Try not to focus too much on material items, but your collection is amazing and you should be proud to show it off
  12. Originally posted by blueeyedboy:[..]
    There's a great app called The Vinyl District you can download free. It will give you a list of any stores in your region, or if you're travelling, within proximity of where you are visiting.

    Otherwise discogs.com or musicstack.com are usually good on-line sources. Know the value of what you are buying though - some cats will try to rob you blind on their valuation. (and sadly, most of the gougers are here in the States)
    Discogs just disbanded the sale of anything unofficial. Bastards!
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